Who We Are?
We are a group of Internet enthusiasts, including Internet users, professionals, actors and stakeholders, who are concerned about the Development of Internet in Liberia.
Internet Society Liberia Chapter was conceived as a Chapter by a group of Liberians Internet enthusiasts, who are convinced that the Internet is a valuable development tool for Liberia and there is an urgent need to promote its use in all areas of life (social, educational, economic and cultural) in Liberia, to keep pace with the global community
The Chapter is committed to the development, use and open access to the Internet in Liberia.
Matthew T. Roberts
President
Our Focus Areas
Providing a platform that opens a world where everyone can access and develop a connected, borderless, limitless Internet. We are enthusiastic about building community networks, shaping the internet, and growing the internet,
Connecting the world
One of the earliest priorities of the Internet Society Liberia Chapter is to increase the reach of the Internet.
Connecting the world
We promote policies and build communities to sustain an Internet that is a universally accessible platform for innovation, creativity, and economic opportunity.
Building Trust
Trust is the key issue in defining the future value of the Internet.
Building Trust
The Internet Society’s policy agenda on trust is guided by our “Policy Framework for an Open and Trusted Internet“.
Shaping the Internet’s future
As does every technology, the Internet has grown, evolved, and adapted to new technologies and new uses.
Shaping the Internet’s future
The Internet Society’s 2017 report foresaw a hyperconnected Internet economy, one in which no sector of the economy or part of society would be untouched by technology.
Improving Technical Security
Global infrastructure is required so that Internet endpoints without a prior relationship can communicate in a trusted and secure way.
Improving Technical Security
Unmediated connections are a hallmark of the Internet. Technologies such as encryption infrastructure, time security, and identity and authentication functions comprise the necessary infrastructure.